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Los Angeles County sues Roblox, alleges platform makes it easy for adults to target children
Los Angeles County filed a civil lawsuit against Roblox, alleging that the platform markets itself as a gaming experience for children but has created a "largely unsupervised online world" that allows adults to mingle with minors with very little oversight.

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Roblox sued by LA County, alleging it gives 'pedophiles powerful tools to prey' on kids, latest in string of similar lawsuits
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Los Angeles County Sues Roblox Over Ongoing Child-Safety Concerns
LA County lawsuit accuses Roblox of exposing children to 'grooming and exploitation'
Los Angeles County has sued Roblox for "unfair and deceptive business practices," claiming the platform's moderation and age-verification systems are inadequate.

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Roblox sued by Los Angeles over claims platform ‘makes children easy prey for pedophiles’
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Los Angeles County files lawsuit against Roblox
Roblox Sued for Creating ‘Largely Unsupervised’ Online World That ‘Enables Predatory Pedophiles’
Roblox reported 151 million daily active users in its third quarter and nearly 400 million active monthly users with around 40% of them under the age of 13.

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Roblox Hit With Multimillion-Dollar Suit By L.A. County Claiming Gaming Platform Leaves “Children Easy Prey For Pedophiles”
Roblox sued by LA County over allegations of failing to protect children

Roblox Sued for Creating 'Largely Unsupervised' Online World That 'Enables Predatory Pedophiles'

Roblox was sued by the People of California on Thursday on accusations that the online gaming platform created an inappropriate digital hub for children and permitted predators to exploit minors. The lawsuit brought by Los Angeles County counsel Dawyn R.

Parents say Roblox 'parental controls' aren’t enough: What new data reveals

According to the survey, 61% of parents said they believe Roblox’s parental controls are sufficient to prevent their child from being contacted by a potential predator. At the same time, nearly four in ten parents remain unconvinced or unsure that those tools provide that level of protection.